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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29

We pay 70 cents for GOOD Fults
Wheat and 70 cents f6r le1iterrenean
or Egyptian. ]. Il. BOYD d CO.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29

Try Lansdon's City Butter Crackers.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29

Dallas, Highland county, O., Dec. %, 1857.
Sloane, Gardner & Hire att'ys. 225
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29
Ill., Zsdin 4 Co., RhiadsIphia. Pa,
SOLE PRorRlsToRs. Price. Ol.Oo,
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate,

TN PURSUANCE an order Of the Pro.
l. bate Court of Highland county, Ohio. I
Will offer for SAFE at public anction,nn
SATURDAY., January 26th. A. ID. 1888.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23
A CONFUSION OF IDEAS.

The Government organ to-day
says that "matters of detail in MAX
ing or executing the laws sink
into comparative insignificance,"
with the possession of the
great privilege of free, popular self
government" Here is a confusion
of ideas truly. The objects to be
attained by free, popular self-gov-
eminent are precisely those things
which the Gazette" contends are
immaterial.
This same confusion of ideas runs
through the entire editorial article
of the "Gazette." 1t must be evil
dent to intelligent readers that the
writer's in that journal do not begin
to comprehend the vital principle
embodied in the terms used by it
namely, 'free, popular self-govern-
ment," independent legislation"
and Irresponsible administration"
1t is this defect in apprehension
which leads that paper to commit so
many vagaries when dealing with
constitutional questions.
For example, it labors under the
delusion that the New Constitution
confers upon the country "the in
estimable boon of responsible gov
eminent" 1t does nothing of the
kind. 1t creates a Cabinet, respon-
sible to neither King nor Legisla-
ture, if the contention of Ministers
be adopted as correct. This is not
what the people intended, whatever
may have been in the minds of
Ministers when they presented that
very unique instrument, the Consti-
tuition of July 9TH, to the King for
his approval.
At the very best, the Constitution
makes Ministers responsible to the
King it does not make them respon-
sible to the Legislature or the peo-
pie. The King appoints and re-
moves his Ministers. That is the
plain reading of the Constitution in
this regard but Ministers are fight
ing to free themselves from respon-
sibility TO the King, as has been all
ready shown by the BULLETIN, and
are seeking to be responsible only to
their own consciousness of duty. 1t
is this responsibility of Ministers
for which the Gazette" contends
for, the possession Of which il declares
"should be guarded by every means
within control" and beside which
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23
CONCERT AT KAUMAKAPlLI
CHURCH.

The concert to be given at Kau-
makapili church tomorrow evening
promises to be great success. The
programme has been published, and
is full and attractive one. The
money derivable from this concert
will be applied to a most worthy
object, namely, the education of
Hawaiian girls in the English
tongue. As already stated in the
BULLETIN, there are several pupils at
Kawaiahao school and two day pupils
at Miss Corney's school, maintained
by the Liliuokalani Educational So
ciety. The intention of Princess
Liliuokalani and the lady members of
this society, is to raise a fund the
interest of which will be devoted to
educational work. The subscriptions
have been sufficient heretofore for
the outgoings, and there is a reserve
fund in the hands of Mr.. Alex.
Cartwright, senior, to the credit of
the society, which may be regarded
as a nucleus, to be added to from
time to time by money derived from
concerts or other entertainment, and
by donations and subscriptions. The
cost of maintaining, clothing and
educating a girl at Kawaiahao school
is about 500 per annum. 1t is
evident, therefore, that if the Liliu-
okalani Society is to become an
effective educational force in the
community funds must be more
freely contributed than hitherto.
The Hawaiian ladies who have the
matter in hand have done commend
ably well, but interest is apt to
slacken as the novelty of such a
movement wears off. Fhe concert
at Kaumakapili church tomorrow
evening should quicken interest in
this work, and leave a considerable
sum in the hands of the treasurer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23
FRIDAY, DEC. %, 1887.
MISCHIEV0US MISREPRESENTA-
TON,

We have been requested to state
that there is no truth in the report
circulated around town, and printed
in the Hawaiian Gazette" to the
fleet that the King is about to pro-
mulgate a new Constitution, and
that the Household Guards and
other military companies are being
put in readiness with q view to APP
preaching hostilities.
The King is not preparing a new
Constitution. He is satisfied with
the Constitution as it is. This we
have been requested 10 state, and it
should allay popular apprehension.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23
Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.
$40 tons register


As she now lies in the Harbor together
with sa Is, spars, boas, anchors and
chains, etc. The vessel has a complete
set of sails, and an extra set nearly COM
plete.
TIE Lillian has lately been thoroughly
ovcrhauled as per the following Cert.
fcale.
TINS is TO certify that Edward Burnic,
the : Undersigned surveyor, did ut the re.
quest OF Captain Holland, intend
vari Us ZINES, since the 20 h April, on
beard the HaNMiln Bark Lilian, $40
ions register, while under repair to hi.
port.
The vessel has been in dry dock, all
metal sheating stripe off and the keel
and bottom examined and found sound
The following repairs have now b en-
done, viz: New Fore Hatches, aud
Hatch comings, fitted new Eooly Hatch
new Pins Rails fore and aft, new 70 c
main and mi2ztn Channels new Royal
b lckstay, Chain Plates and Bolts, ne
Mizzen Trestlc Trees and Cro.s 1ress,
new fore and main Top Gallant Must,
and fore Top Tallant Yard, Standing rig.
ging Lifted and relilted throughout, new
ian va d., new running ligging, vessel
c,ulkel from keel TO waterway seams,
decks stan hions and wa er way included.
hottom shealhed with 1907 yellow metal
on hrred felt ur TO the l6 feet water
mark. Tho Lillian is now in a good sea
worthy condition, foi insurance good
risk Z. BURNIE, NJ rine Surveyor
Hongkong, 18th Nay, 1887.
Also at the same time and place will
he so sod the
Steam Launch Montague.
TIER RMS CASH.
JAS. +. MORGAN,
u 9t Auclioneer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23

the "making and executing Of laws
sink into comparative insignif-
cance." The people of this country
think otherwise.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23
WANTED.
Billiard Table For Sale.

NOR SALE, CHEAP, one second, hand
Il Carom Billiard Table 10 i,st-elass
order. Also, one Work Horse, price $50.
Apply j =. Bowen Key Stone Saloon
is lW
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23
FOR RENT.
WANTED.

Dl an old ,Xpeliene d Ladies' Nurse, a
- position us either Muse or house
keeper or viii take q arpr Of q baby,
Apl u al the Whine House, Nuuanu st,
II Tvs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23
have been Instructed to sell at Public
Auction,
On Saturday, December 31St,
At II O'clock noon.

AZ 10 O'ClOCk noon,
At my sales room, Queen street, Gf not
previously disposed of al private sale).
those desirable BUDDING LOTS at
Puaahou, situated between the resi-
dences of Mr. A MARQUES and Mr.. G.
ID. Robertson, and bounded by Beck
with Dole and Metcalf streets, at the
following figures:
Lot Abe wee Dole and Metc1lf
streets. containing about $4,000 SO. #.
Price $500.
B-Belween Dole and Metcalf streets
containing about l6, 200 so. #. $500
C-Corner of Dole and New streets
contain ny about %, 500 SO. fit, 800
Don Dole ST, size 100x235 fl, 1910.
E-On Dole st, size locke 5 #, $500.
F-On Dole st, size 100x235 it. SsCO,
Con Beckwith st, size 100x235 #,
Hon Beckwith st, size 1O0x235 #,
lon Beckwith st, size l0Ox235 #,
$500.
J-Cor of Beckwith and News SITS,
size l00x235 fit, 81 900.
K-On Metcaf and Dole SITS, contg
abt 23,625 so fit. 81, 100.
Lon Metcalf and New SITS, contg
abt 20,500 So fit, $3.50.
Moor of Metcalf and Beckwith SITS
abt II 900 So #, $780,
Non Metcalf st abt l0,40O So #,
$50.
The above Lots are all level ground,
with good rich soil and offer desir-
able chance to procure homestead.
Lots A and b will be furnished wafer
from the Artesian well of Mr.. G. Rob-
erlsOn ut Government rates.
Lots q to N inclusive, will obtain
water from the Pioneer Artesan well,
situated on Beckwith st opposite Lot
No. |, at Government rates.
Also
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-23

IMMENSE assortment of Fine En-.
l. brodered and Colored Border Lin
and silk HandkrrchiefS, at low prices,
at Sachs Store, 1914 Fort ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
TIE STATE FAIR.

me Notes Concerning a Coming Event.
some Of the Machinery Hall exhibitors
"l.l h3 the following
]. NJ. Kirk, who will make large dis
LAY Of machinery and agricultural IN
J .din.nts, representing the large manu-
iactOriCH. ,.,..
Discuc 4 Hornbrook will exhibit o
I,rre i.up OF agricultural implements ana
machinery. ,,
X. !. and II. l.. Hoge, who represent Ip5ln
me Walter 4. Wood agricultural "o'A''
sill! have a large display Of machinery.
Ioni, Spence. OF Martins tery, pC
.osas I, exhibit a line oi ithpfo'''
S,moo McColloch will be on hands WI. WI,
-, '''s,'u .;n, haySs.ting machines, with sell
"H%o'~ tTS"., syh .hitors will have their mac9in
be-' inns making grand dis
play. Poll Stove Company will
,.rn. ,rre display ot ranges anu stoSss.
''%Tn "rb,. Wool Growers ASSOCIATION mas .
n, - feet set apart for It's use and
riiI r,tke tine display.
WI, - is.ror will make a display OF
=, t,., and other manufactured articles
IN nj, hn".
ano,h, large lot OF entries were made
IA rla-, .tock yesterday.
Fm arrangements have been made
with ia, railroads for rates at the cost o.
nm, I4re or rate of freight one way, max
lng half rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
A Enbher Shot.

PuumEG, August "l-A th."r'e'
TE,argpt Indiana, Pa, special say. Last
night Nlonzo Kelly. youuS son OF Post
master John T.. Kelly, OF Beach Lick, "a,
twelve miles tom here, fatally shot Chos.
Srdgrrs, burglar, w hO 49, caught IN the
attempt OF robhiug the po-ionirr. Young
Kelly sleeps above the pustoiirr. Last
niynt hrwas awakened by noise down
~faIr-. and taklnga shotgun started To IN,
yestirttr " he entered the rear door two
men came in the front way. lie called on
them to halt. 6iut thry sEraug toward ham.
when he cmptird it's contents lnio the
foremost man. The rohhrr fell and was
uuickIy carried Oh by his companion. An
hour later the wounded mau gave himself
uD. His still living. but cannotrtcoger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
Tho signal SerNloe Report.

WAsHlNGToN, d. c., August 2l.-The
following is the weather crop bulletin of
The signal Office for the week ending An.
gust 20:
Iemperature-During the week ending
August 20 it has been slightly warmer
nan usual throughout the Southern States
and the Ohio valley, and cooler than usual
throughout the lake region and the upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys, the aver
aye daily temperature in the last named
district ranging from = to degrees below
normal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

Dnring the week the rainfall has been in
excess generally throughout the corn and
tobacco regions and northeast portion of the
cotton region, and in the northern New
England while there has been less than
the usual amount of rain IN the lower
Mississippi Valley. The large deficiency
in the rainfall tor the ,elsol rang
ing from to Il incne, ia the
Mississippi valley has teen slight
ly reduced in the Southern States and aug
mented in the Northern States during .ho
past week. The only sections reporting
an excess of rainfall Tor the season being
Northern New England. Central portion
OF the middle Atlantic States, Southern
Dakota and the North Pacific Coast.
The weather has been generally favor
able loI all crops in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Virginia and the middle Atlantic and New
England States. In Minnesota the uncut
crops and harvest crops were damaged by
rain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
Tho Mrrk.. SrhrlImlr.

August -, Wheeling At SIndu-liy; Colum
bus AT Akron; Canton At Mansfield
TunrsylIra at kalamazoo.
August -, Wheeling at SmdW,LY comm
hUl at Akron; Caut.A 1T Mansfield
Itncsvilrr 1t I,ainma. 200.
AEg,,J. ~. I-uucsNiilr at Saudu-ky. Can
ton at Akron; Columbus at Mansfield.
August -, |lur>vIl at StndU-ky -h
ton at Akron. Columbus a! Na",neid
Kalamazoo at WhN",.,r.4 also tb" 25,r
aud 9Th
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

Probably no one thing has caused 'aGA :,
..,rcr,r revival of trade at Logan y 20. 5
6rr. store as ih-.. g,.ta,- ".'"y Ia th''[
rn.,,pr,s ot so many tree trlal bottles ol
Br. Kings New Discovery i"r C"il'"'"P ,
tiun. Their trade ia simply rn"Tm"u, III
,ris very valuable art,letrou the TACT tha'
i, always ,ar-s aHl never d'sapp"'ntS.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, nroueh.tS' Group,
and all throat aud lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test II before buying Dy
grttiny a trial bottle free, large Slze Sl-
Every bottle warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
THE NATIONAL. SPORT.
Tie Standing nf the Clubs Wheeling
Games This Week nud Uther Notes.

Tie Standing nf the Clubs Wheeling ,
Games rhi~ Week aud Other Notes.
As has before been announced the Wheel
ing management h:s made arrangements
with Kalamazoo TO play the games sche-
duled for that city between the two clubs
in Wheeling this week on account of tn,
large ctowds that the games are sure It.
draw from the people who attend the br.
reunion. The gamca were scheduled to'
the "irh and 18th, but instead OF two
games three will be- played on the 18th,
!G!h and eth, aad such crowds ~ will
take IN these Games will even throw the
Fourth OF Iuly attcndanrc IN the shade
AS these two clubs always put mp good
games oi ball when they meet, We may
look rIr the saline this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

MEMPHIS, Tenn, AUGUST IL -- "''
evening as two children, willie Hawkins,
agsd g. and Oliver Atkins, agrd >, were
playing under the hack pouch "t h"us"
on Dean ..yr4Ia thr elder !..l,d Hp a -
c,Iibre pistol bcioueov 500 s man Who
slapt under the porch ami, pointing 1t at
the thr,r-vtav-old chrii. pulled th" trigger,
sending bullet thro"an nlf "''F j",' ''-
low the heart. killing H'n Instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
Ihn london Mooney Market.

LONDON, August 2l.-The demand for
money hardened during tho week. The
American demand for gold bas been di-
verted to Paris which is now the cheapest
market. On the Stock Exchange foreign
securities s' were almost at . standsiill. In
nr - h",,' n railroads there Was AL indication
If the earIi feeling, but from the tirmnea-
r,artiou On part OF the week there was
urot Lnnd. 'ne small amount of govern
f''chased by the Treasn1g-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

III" ULln .c~gus Record.

- i'r ohio League kulamazon sill has
iong lead Tor first place. with Ttuesville
safe src"rd SIndu4ky nnd Columbus
are ted for tn nj place, while Wheeling is
puHh'n% them, 1t hay,pr chopped fo ffth,
Mansfield - =" Whrrlinu's heels and
y .iC.:. - bringing mp the rear with NOT
much hopes at advancing. Canton hns
won ten ont ut thirteen game, played, and
Is moving up IL bail cldh tuliowiDgi is
the standing OF the ,IUb7 up To and III
clUdIug yrSir.,Il, = game II also includes
the p.mrstr games. one OF which Wheel
ing lIt, an interest ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

ANYTHING in that medicine" "WeIl,'
sly. "hlvr You ever tritd it,"
/ 'N0. never tried II, hut don't he
( iiryr there is anythin" in it," ui cons,
you disrrrd.t their testimony. The skcp
tlr may come and say: There is 10 pow
/ cr in y0ur religion Have yuu ever ilicl
/ it, "No, 10. " "rhrm avmnl" IT,! N,
+ taIsO the testimony Of the millions OF soul,
that nave been converted t. tod, and com
/ iort"d IN trjll. and sOIIrrd in the last hour
We will take their tr,t!mony rs they ,ry
/ We ulc Witnesses
Some time ag1 Professor Henry. o
Washington, discovered q new star, and
,h~ ililr~- sped bv submarine telegraph.
aud all 10" uI,SciyutorleS OF Europe were
watching for that new star Oh, hrrr,I.
iUnkln" oui through tn darkness of thy
soul, canSt thou sc . bright hight hrlnin"
on thee "Wh-rc2' YOU say, "whrrr.
How can iind it, Look along by the
hme oi the cross Of the Son of God Dl
you not See 1t trembling with all tender.
ness and hcGmng with all hope 1t is the
Star Of Bethlehem
Deep h"mu. then Inv b.lbN rurp,
Death struck ceased The IIdr To Item,
When niiru!y % star Arose
IL wu' The stan of Bethlehem
Oh, hcarcr get your eye on it. II is
easier for you now to become Christian,
than it is IT, stay away from Christ and
heaven. When Madame Sontag began her
musical career she was hissed oil the Stage
1T Vienna By the friends of her rival,
. ,meIia Steiningcr who had already hrgun
iD decline through her dissipation. Years
P,ascd on, and one day Madame Sontay. IN
Ter glory, was riding through the streets Of
Berlin, when she saw little
CHILD LEADING ! BLIND WOMAN.
and she aid, Come here, nay little child.
come here. Who j. that you are leading
by the hand Aud the little chld re
piled That my mother; that's Amelia
Sirtnuger She used 10 he a great singer,
hut she lost her voice, and she cried SO
much about it that shc lost her cyesirht." :"
'tiyc my love 80 her, - .aId Madame sen.
tag, "aud tell her an old Acquaintance will
call on her this afternoon"
The next week in Berlin vast Assem-
hlIg" gathered at benefit iur that Door
hiiud wornln, and II was said that Madame
Sonlag sang Inlt night ~ she had never
sun- before. And she took a skiled ocu.
list, who III vain trrra to give cycsluhl to
the pour blind woman. Until the day ul'
Amelia Steiningcr's DEATH Madame Snntag
took care Of her, and hI daughter after
her That w:s what the queen of sony
did lur her enemy.
Ent, oh, hear a mole thrilling story atuI
Blind, immortal, poor and lost, thou who,
wncn lh, world and Christ were rivals lor
thy hr,:t. drt~t hiss thy Lord away
Christ comes now to give thee sight tC
give thee q home, to give thee heaven
With murr than snutar's generosity II,
cum,s now iu meet vGur need. Wit!
more than a SDu'1I.s music lie comes Il
plead Tor thy dsN|uauyc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

81. LOui5 goes 0G winning pIruy stead.
lIE, hay!n.. dropped one game during the
past week, however, (" Louisville The
question Of li;st place Is settled beyond any
douht whatry,r, and hence little interest
Is attached to It. rhr hu,;ling Tor secon,!
p!.wc continues aa.i Erows III livplInr.s.
Baltimore mDT holds It with very ~haky
sort oI grip, I.anlsyiIlr hriug hnt three
paints away. and CiT,innati cIo-r up. II
Is anyh"ty'S : position as yet and tie light
Is a pretty one. Brookiyn Ana The Ath-
lrhr- nave both drnGFei back, while the
Nets show l.."rn improvement Glove
land :. u lev points better though very
IrW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

INDIANA, PA, August @l.-Hw. EEe''
this morning sho, and instantly killed bis
father. John S. Eyerz. The GyrIz lave
fifteen miles north OF Indiana. The father
wanted the sou 20 pIow and an alteration
occurred, rcselting IN the s"u, aged IT,
drawing a revolver amt ~Hncu"g the
uthrr through The heart the som r'''uhr
rbr shooting wa- IN self j.'sa,.. Zee "ts
arrested and brought h,u. ro ) ul TIE
nyighh,rncod Is excited @ni t'i. j. ''.'
Yl ,guchiug the V~.c:,.d'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
TIE pENSANT FIGHT.
Review OF the Weeks Work in the League
Association and Ohio League.

The feature OF last week is Pitts.
hurga remarkable showing Out OF
eight games played the Smoky City
men won seven; three against BoS.
Ton, two against indianapolis, and two
against Chicago Th,s work las given
them sINth place, With Il GOOD lead over
Washington, and lhslr percentage Is Just
- points better than II was last Saturday
morning. Washington has taken ,,uite a
tumble, IN rAct has exchanged places with
ElttNhnIg, the i"n7 IN percentage hring Just
about The lait"r's gAIn. lndI Itnapolis is a
ahAdr better oil than la! week. The de
ieats ot Detroit n" healthy sign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22

OF spring wheat in the different States are
A. follows: Fourteen counties in Iowa,
II bushels; fourteen counties in Dakota,
~ bushels; eight counties in Minnesota,
3. bushels, and thirteen counties in Ne
braska, II s-l3 bushels The average
yield of oats in the different States, rs
shown by the returns from our report, is
As follows Twenty-six Illinois counties.
b bushels; eleven Wisconsin counties, 20
81 bushels; eleven Ohio counties. 81 %
bushels; eleven Missouri counties, 81 4 >
bushels; eleven Michigan counties, ~
bushels; seven Kentucky counties. "a 81
bushels, fourteen Kansas counties, % l-3
bushels; ten Indiana counties, "a As bush
els, twenty Iowa counties, 33t bushels;
eleven Dakota counties, 33 GIL bushels.
The recent rains have much refreshed and
'nNgorated pastures, and fair supply of
tall iced IL now anticipated. Potatoes, gen
orally, are turning out a poor crop on ac-
count Of drouth, but late varieties have
Orcn helped by the rains. The apple crop
Will be generally light in the west
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
TWn Rnra

LANCASTER, Pa, August ~. -Emapu,J
VALLEY and Harry Fisher, aged /, wear,
were d.owned in Conestoga creek. mL.,.
ans lIr!I this afternoon. FIsbor a..
dI""h meg and Hwalley attempted to save
hIh, WIN both were carried down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-22
THE COMING HARVEST.
THE WEEkLl SUMMARY or THE CROPS OF
THE COUNTRY.
The Report of the Chicago Farmers Review, aid
tie Statistics Compiled by the Govern
msIt Signal Service Agents
at Washington.
CHICAGO, August 2l.-The following
crop summary will appear in this weeks

CHICAGO, August 2l.-The following
crop summary will appear in this weeks
issue of the Farmers Rericir.
Our reports do not indicate any material
rhange in the condition of the corn crop
N the different States as result of the
recent rains. Corn on high and dry lands
Vas too far gone to be recuperated by
rains, but low lying and late planted
fields have been somewhat helped. These,
however, are not OF sufficient acreage to
affect any appreciable degree the general
average of the condition. Dakota alone
reports the condition of the crop above
average. The average yield ofwinter wheat
IN the different States, as shown by thresh-
'ng returns from our crop report, is as fol-
lows: Twenty-Five Illinois counties, Is!
bushels; fourteen Wisconsin counties,
II % bushels, eleven Ohio counties,
l3 3-ll bushels; thirteen Missouri coun-
ties, 20 Alb bushels; nine Michigan coun-
ties l6! bushels; eight Kentucky coun-
ties 10 bushels fifteen Kansas counties,
T. 2j bushels, and eleven Indiana coun.
ties, II Is bushels.